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Low-cost Android phones ship with residential proxy malware
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this post was submitted on 08 Oct 2026
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No, because Apple and Google aren’t providing third parties access to the Internet through your devices.
Makes me feel so much safer with google or Apple 😁 They could though. All the tech for it is there and already installed. And you wouldn't even know if they did, because you don't own your own phone.
Not that I wouldn't worry about an added layer of spy-shit though. The difference between that malware and the big malware it's installed on is just slim to me. I'm very security- and privacy-driven.